Silver Eve (2015)
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I whirled. Only a breath of time had passed; Laurent was staggering to his feet, eyes on me, not understanding what had happened—except that the soldiers were gone and I was unharmed. “How…?” he began, but Arro made a sudden and terrible noise. Laurent dropped his sword and stumbled to his horse. I raced to join him.
Swearing, he tore off his shirt and pressed it to the ugly gash that ran full across Arro’s flank. It was too long, too deep; Laurent could neither stanch nor hold the wound closed.... Each heave of Arro’s breath seeped new blood. I’d never heard such curses. A strong connection between wounded and nurse would aid a healing process, but rage would make it worse. ’Twas bad energy, all of it, with no time to waste.
I sank to my knees, put my hands over his blood-soaked ones. “Let me, Laurent. ’Twill be better if you hold—”
“Let you what?” he gritted. “We do not rest here. We need to get past those ridges, find cover.”
My jaw dropped. “Arro cannot be moved like this!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I whirled. Only a breath of time had passed; Laurent was staggering to his feet, eyes on me, not understanding what had happened—except that the soldiers were gone and I was unharmed. “How…?” he began, but Arro made a sudden and terrible noise. Laurent dropped his sword and stumbled to his horse. I raced to join him.
Swearing, he tore off his shirt and pressed it to the ugly gash that ran full across Arro’s flank. It was too long, too deep; Laurent could neither stanch nor hold the wound closed.... Each heave of Arro’s breath seeped new blood. I’d never heard such curses. A strong connection between wounded and nurse would aid a healing process, but rage would make it worse. ’Twas bad energy, all of it, with no time to waste.
I sank to my knees, put my hands over his blood-soaked ones. “Let me, Laurent. ’Twill be better if you hold—”
“Let you what?” he gritted. “We do not rest here. We need to get past those ridges, find cover.”
My jaw dropped. “Arro cannot be moved like this!”
What to read after Silver Eve?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sandra Waugh to read onlineMoreLess
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